Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-12-30
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

DR.. James j. Wallace, of New
Castle, died Sabbath afternoon Of ty-
phoid fever. He was in Ills sixty
fourth year, and had prscticed medi-
cine in that city since 1851
At Beaver Falls last Thursday a
yonug man named Swank, student
at Geneva College. while chasing q
goat ort of tie yard, rae st full speed
into clothes liue 1t caught him
fair in the mouth. tearing out his up
per teeth and splitting his mouth al
most from ear to ear He fell back
insensib;e and his i'.juries ale such
that he will probably be ds6 cured
for life.
The Adams aud Erie express COM
panies " ere in each others wool last
week. and express packages rapidly
accumulated at Greenville. The
Adams has contract with the S. &
A. r r., but the Erie desired to
reach its Pittshurg Office over this
line. The Adams did not object to
this until the Erie commenced open
ing Offices at various places along the
road Then the trouble commenced.
The Adams would take no goods
from the Erie unless all charges were
prepaid, and the Erie retaliated
with the same tactics at other places.
The Kittanning Press says: "Mr.
Johu Moore, of " hiteshurg, was 10
town last week. NJ. Moore is large
ly interested in the creamery at that
place. He states that it is not run
ming at the present time. 1--WE were
unable to get milk from the farmers
without too much expense" sad he,
and we will shut down till next
spring. We will open up then in a
new way We will own cur own
cows, and Furnish our own milk O0e
of ,he company will keep IS cows
Then our milk can be collected easily
and without the expense We have
had We believe that creameries
will pay run in this way. OF course
we have had some experience in this
new industry. and while we did not
make money, we are better prepared
for carrying on creamery success
fully. We expect to make it pay and
| believe that only by owning your
own cows creameries will pay. We
made an excellent quality of butter"
An unknown individual has been
going around town the past two or
three days selling gold ~ watch
chains on the instalment plau. The
price Of the chains were eight dollars,
but be sold them on eight months
time. Those who bought the chains
paid one dollar down and were to pay
dollar q month for seven months
Those who bought the chains, and we
understand the fellow caught num-
Der of suckers. will not be bothered
tor the other seven. The chains are
worth about fifteen cents. People
will sometime learn to quit reaching
out for snaps. They will sometime
buy only of responsible dealers. Some
time.-Renovo Ne,Cs.
Henry W. Eagle, Of Lancaster Co,
Pa has succeeded in raising chest
nuts as large as waluuIs by grating
choice variety OF the nut on common
trees. He believes that the culture
Of these nuts is only in it's infancy.
and that raising them for the m rket
will become profitable industry.
Last Friday morning about three
O'Clock Jonathan Anderton, Superin
tendaut of Anderton's large ale brew
cry. B Beaver Falls. awoke from dream
in which he saw the bre ewery ran-ack
ed by thieves and in. flames Tns
vision was very vivid, but after a
time Mr. Anderton fell asleep again.
The dream was repeated and made
such an impression upon bin that he
could not sleep Finally be dressed
and went to the brewery, few
squares distant Upon opening the
door binding cloud of smoke swept
out against him He rushed into the
building, found the wstchman asleep
and large pile of hops near the fur
mace under the brewing apparatus all
in flames aud the woods work catching
AGderton soon wakened the watch.
mar aud the two. with the hose. of tbs
establishment after severe fight ex
tinguished the FIRE Ten minutes
longer and the fire would have been
hey ond control Mr. Anderton visit
ed the bottling house connected with
the establishment and found it broken
open and large quantity Of bottled
ale stolen.
There is slight unpleasantness be.
tween the borough council of Kittan-
ming and the gas company aud in
consequence the latter organization
refuses to furnish gas for the streets
aud the people are allowed to plod
along in darkness or stay indoors at
night.
There are SO applicants from hotel
keepers in CIearfeld county for IL
cense to sell liquor. Twelve restau.
rant keepers want the same privilege
Six brewers and one distiller also ask
for license Clearfsld, it should be
remembered, is Democratic coun.
ty.
WANTED at the taDnery-Beef
hides, sheep skins. and all kinds of
furs. / will pay in cash s. to G cts.
q pound for good hides and the high
est market price for sheep skins and
furs.
HENRY WAGNER, JR
No. Ga, North Washington street,
Butler. Pa.
leo Cream made TO order at the
City Bakery.
Toy books OF all kinds, scrap
books and albums at
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